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Sustainability Report Table 17. 2015 Safety statistics 2014 2015 Total man-hours worked 5,643,141 3,330,938 Fatalities 2 0 TRIFR 5.32 2.70 LTIFR 1.24 0.60 Legal compliance 87.25% 87.2% Severity (total lost workdays/total hours worked*1000000) 158 28.2 Safety inductions (number of employees and contractors covered) 12,681 5,202 Figure 4. Injury Frequency Rates, 2011 - 2015 Within all operations under the management of the Group, approximately 3.3 million man-hours were worked by employees, contractors and sub-contractors in 2015. During this period, 2 LTIs were recorded, resulting in an overall LTIFR of 0.6. Annual Report 2015 61
Sustainability Report Figure 5. LTIFR (year-to-date) and 12-month rolling average The recorded LTIFR during the 2015 calendar year represents the Group’s best reported performance in any half or full year of operation thus far, and demonstrates its on-going commitment to achieve and sustain the goal of “Zero harm”. It also compares favourably in comparison to publicly available international mining industry safety statistics, such as those from the Queensland Government Department of Natural Resources and Mines (Surface Coal Mines, 2.3, 2014-2015) and the New South Wales Department of Resources and Energy (Surface Coal Mines, 2.9, 2014-2015). This performance was underpinned by the development, implementation and continual improvement of the Group’s HSE MS. During the reporting period, safety training and inductions were delivered to 5,149 employees, contractors and visitors, and OHSE specific training man-hours totalled 12,598. A total of 54 incidents and near misses were recorded during the reporting period with all required investigations were completed. Out of 212 planned corrective actions, 185 were completed for 87% compliance. Within the framework of incident prevention measures, a total of 131 hazards were identified, of which 120 were corrected, for completion rate of 92% against target of 80%. Workplace occupational hygiene monitoring was conducted across all operational areas on a regularly scheduled basis. The types of monitoring included thermal environmental factors, noise, lighting, vibration, general and small particulate airborne dust, oxygen and other gases in the air, and all of the results were in compliance with the national standards. As part of the occupational hygiene, safety and environmental inspections, a total of 115 individual inspections were carried out at various workplaces. All identified hazards and HSE MS non-conformances were investigated to discover and eliminate root causes. Accordingly, 73.8% of the non-conformance were corrected. Each operational department conducted risk assessments to identify Class 1 Risks (risks that could result in fatality) and developed suitable control measures to manage the risks. Chemical risk assessments were also carried out and control measures were taken accordingly. Through the emergency medical service and rehabilitation function, a total of 15 emergency calls were received and appropriate medical services were provided, in addition to monthly operational check-ups and maintenance of first aid facilities distributed at strategic locations at the workplaces. Overall, the medical service team provided site diagnosis and routine check-up services for a total of 1,234 employees. 62 Annual Report 2015
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